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Nombre de vues : 1 769 Heliconius within the « Institute of Systematics, Evolution and Biodiversity » of Muséum National d’Histoire Naturelle de Paris (UMR 7205-CNRS) and on the Gamboa site (Panama) of Smithsonian Tropical Research Institute (STRI) during 6 months. I also did a one-month field mission in French Guiana, including 10 days at the Nouragues station….
Modernisation and digitisation of an entomological collection, INRA Orléans
Nombre de vues : 1 778 The Forest Zoology Research Unit of INRA d’Orléans has a rich entomological collection of some 600 boxes and thousands of specimens from 80 years of collection in France and around the world. No classification, inventory or valuation work had ever been done. caption id= »attachment_296″ align= »alignright » width= »300″] Salle de la collection…
My collection of insects 5/6 : The collection
Nombre de vues : 2 319 Building an insect collection involves following a specific protocol, methods and materials for collecting insects and related data, displaying specimens, determining species and canning. This article, the precedents and the following are therefore intended to present how I proceed. How to collect insects? Once the insects have been captured (see…
Publication in the journal Insectes – July 2015 – n°177
Nombre de vues : 1 472 La revue Insects, edited by OPIE (Office pour les Insectes et leur Environnement), has in its new July 2015 issue (n°177) taken up an article published in Passion-Entomologie.fr : Le vol des insectes : anatomie de l’aile (lien vers cet article ici). I thank Amandine GILLES, painter, who contributed to…
My insect collection 3/6: killing
Nombre de vues : 1 773 Building an insect collection requires specific protocol, methods and materials for insect collection and related data collection, specimen display, species determination and canning. This article, the precedents and the following are therefore intended to present how I proceed. How to kill collected insects? Many methods are used, all with their…
Article on Heliconius published in the journal Insectes (OPIE)
Nombre de vues : 1 082 Following my research mission on Heliconius conducted at the Smithsonian Tropical Research Institute (STRI) in Gamboa, Panama, I proposed to the journal Insects of OPIE (Office For Insects and the Environment) to write an article on my work. They gladly accepted, and the article appeared in the March 2010 issue…


